Just what we neededto get by. I sat there in the Waffle House, waiting for him tocome meet me and take me to our new home. I didnt evenknow the street...address. Since I was unfamiliar withthe area it hadnt seemed necessary. He would show mewhere it was. Or would he?As I waited, I started to think about how reckless Iwas being. How much trust I had placed in one person.What if he never showed up? What if he took everythingwe had both worked for and disappeared? What if I hadbeen temporary? Just. "Maybe I'm rubbing you at the wrong angle." Really?" Yeah. Let me get in front of you and reach around." Okay."I got down to my knees, on the floor, as Rachel scooted to the edge of the couch and I moved to the front of her, between her knees, looking down at the short, blue, pleated skirt of her uniform and reaching behind her to her back."Open your legs so I can get closer and do it right," I said and watched as her dreamy thighs parted, raising her skirt until I could almost see the. "The children, Bri. You need to teach the children. Help them reach the peace that you've found through their bodies. I don't know why, but I believe it will help them a lot. We all need to find that inner peace." I don't know how to teach," I sighed. "I've always just followed what you showed me." That's all you need to do. Get them in the sacred space so they know it is different and have them follow you. They will."Whitney spent some time with her mother and her mother's "longtime. Life was much better once he left. Her mother was much happier and her little sister didn't have to grow up living in fear of the next time her father would come home drunk."What are you going to do today?" Lucy said looking at her older daughter."I don't know. I might go to the mall or something." Ok well..." Tracy's mom stopped as the phone rang. Lucy went to get it in the living room."What are you doing today shrimp?" Tracy asked her little sister."I got school today. Why aren't you going to.